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NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) released overnight its analysis of world temperatures for 2011 including an attempt to explain an apparent slowdown in the rate of global warming.

A slow down in global warming?

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits

Jan 20, 2012

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was fighting for his political survival overnight, as Italy’s borrowing costs reached new highs.

Maley: a bitter end for Berlusconi

Nov 08, 2011

As European leaders gathered in Brussels overnight in yet another attempt to stem the region’s worsening debt crisis, attention was focused on the key role that two Italians are now playing.

Maley: no more Italian dolce vita

Oct 27, 2011

Europe is on the brink -- and it's a measure of how fast-moving the crisis is that I must add the phrase "at time of writing".

Europe and how a colony on the moon can save it

Oct 26, 2011

Ben Bernanke’s Fed has embraced inflation and currency debauchment as the way out, but the European Central Bank is not there yet. That’s why European markets sold off overnight.

Kohler: time for an EU cash blitzkrieg

Aug 11, 2011

European credit markets flashed a dangerous warning signal overnight, as investors took fright at Portugal’s latest downgrade to junk status, writes <b>Karen Maley</b>.

Maley: clash of the eurozone titans

Jul 07, 2011

More evidence from the Australian Bureau of Statistics this morning that economic growth is less than the Treasury and Reserve Bank experts had expected.

A further sign of slow growth

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits

Jul 07, 2011

Greece’s creditors have lent in full knowledge of its poor credit history and reckless public spending, writes <b>Adam Creighton</b>, research fellow (Economics Program) at the Centre for Independent Studies.

Time for Greece to be forced to live within its means

Jun 28, 2011

The pattern for the past two years has been left-wing governments falling like ninepins, and European voters have been flocking to free-market and centre-right parties.

Richardson: today Portugal, tomorrow America?

Charles Richardson

Jun 07, 2011

There is one over-arching reason why the G8 is weak and poorly placed to provide leadership to the rest of the world.

Why G8 is weak, poorly placed to provide leadership

May 25, 2011

There is now a very uncomfortable fact for the EU that a year after getting a €110 billion bailout, Greece is essentially broke and can't meet its debts as and when they fall due.

Broke Greece a modern ruin … €110b bailout just not enough

May 10, 2011

Gold prices are pushing further into record territory, with gold futures brushing against the psychologically important $US1500 level, writes <b>Karen Maley</b>.

Maley: gold glitters as America dwindles

Apr 20, 2011

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